Maine sheriffs face trial for liquor law enforcement failings
The Maine Legislature agreed to a sequence of probes into county officials over non enforcement of the prohibitory law. Sheriff Ballou of Sagadahoc will be first, followed by Moulton of Cumberland, Emerson of Penobscot, Tolman of Knox, and Lowe of Androscoggin with a possible adjournment by week’s end.
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Senate
House
Ballou
Sagadahoc
Lewis W. Moulton
West Baldwin
Cumberland County
Wilbert W. Emerson
Hampden
Penobscot
Adelbert J. Tolman
Rockland
Knox
Hewitt M. Lowe
Turner
Androscoguin
William Hines
Lewiston
Committee
Moulton
Cumberland
Stearns and
Hersey
Messrs
Kehoe
Scates
Newbert
Peters
Westbrook
Smith
Patten
Augusta
Wilburn
Oliver
Haines
John W. Ballou
Leslie C. Cornish
Charles Raymond Chappell
First Baptist Church
Grand Jury
Wilbur C. Oliver
Largest Bath family marks 95 years of marriage and ten children
Alfred Wing born in Bath and his wife 95 celebrate a life with ten children, four daughters and six sons surviving. The couple, tied to Bath history, recounts early work as a machinist and fire that destroyed their home, then rebuilding. Their children range in ages up to 84 with Frank as eldest and Herbert at 28. Mrs Wing active in church and veterans auxiliaries.
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Traverse
Leslie C. Cornish
Angusta
Supreme Court
Charles D. Newell
Richmond
T. S. Burns
Westbrook
William T. Cobb
Wall of
Cakbendar
Sagadahoc
Grand Jury
Edward W. Larrabee
Foreman
Bath
Bert Allard
F.C. Barker
Topsham
William R. Bowker
Phippsburg
Charles D. Clarke
Thomas M. Hagan
Georgetown
Winfred Hagan
Henry M. Heald
A. J. Higgins
West Bath
Charles F. Hill
Bowdoinham
Elmer Jordan
Bowdoin
William Adams
Frank P. A Williz Friere
Doinham
Henry G. Powers
Harry E. Whitehouse
Donnell Thwing
Woolwich
Charles FE. Boucher
George W. Johnson
Arthur F. Larrabee
James Jones
Milton H. Carlton
Charles A. Alexander
Winfield S. Percy
Cecil E
Alfred Wing
South St. Arestar
Peng
Astile Verseeke Batker
Dorchester
Mass
Wing
Me. Kine
Frank
Lewis
Awe
Herbert
Warnest
Doward
Mats
Eaicherd C
Nes Barker
Lillian
Ruth
Mr King
Francis King, Jr
Ife
Hyde Windlass Co
Lincoln Lodee
Odd Fellows
Sasadahoe
Canton King
Mr. King
Ernest
Mrs. King
Mary Kingsbury
Ladies’ Aid
People’s Baptist Church
Pine Tree Circle
Lady Foresters
Josephine Talbot Auxiliary
Spanish War Veterans Association
T. W Hyde Camp
Sons of Veterans
Oliver appoints deputy sheriff amid Cumberland controversy
Wilbur C. Oliver a Republican mayoral candidate joins Sheriff John W. Ballou as deputy after Ballou’s resignation, amid Governor Haines probe into Ballou’s Cumberland county enforcement. The move aims to curb criticism from Oliver letters about lax enforcement and follows Deputy John Ballou’s resignation. A separate note mentions a Park Rollaway skating rink planned near the Park bowling alley.
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Wilbur C. Oliver
John W. Ballou
John 3S. Ballou
Haines
Cumberland County
Newbert
Nieista
Sagadahoc
Wilbur
Oliver
Ballouw
Ballous
Thance
Mr. Oliver
John A. Ballou
Ballou
Bee
Bath
Alameda
Bath Merchants' Association Incorporates in Bath
The Bath Merchants' Association met Monday to enact incorporation. Judge John J. Keegan read the warrant as officers were elected: Scott Ry Frye president, James W. Moulton and others as vice presidents and directors. By-laws were adopted and old members may join the new body.
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Bath Merchants’ Association, Incorporated
Bath Merchants’ Association
John J. Keegan
Saime
Scott Ry Frye
James W. Moulton
Walter O. Parker
Robert B. Hateh
Albert I. Strout
Treasurayel
Steene Webber
Harry I. Stetson
Edward B. Smith
George AL Sanford
It A. Wied
Walter I. Chase
George FL Jackson
Harry W. Crosman
John Fitzgerald
CW. Rogers
Howard B. Johnson
Bath Merchants’ Association Incorporated
Frye
Old Association
Kennebec Yacht Club leader Po Ledyard hailed for service
Commodore James Po Ledyard of the Kennebec Yacht Club is praised for his efforts to upbuild the club. He has paid all bills and holds a banking balance. A fish dinner, a Victrola concert, and recitations to Menander Dennett of Lewiston are set for tomorrow afternoon at the club.
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James Po Ledyard
Kennebec
Neponset Paroid Roofing Endorsed by engineers and government
The advertisement touts Neponset Paroid Roofing as durable under all weather with testing by engineers and government. It notes 460 000 square feet sold to the Panama Canal authorities and widespread use in railway stations stores and farm buildings as proof of long wear and economy.
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United States
Panama Canal
Equator
Alaska
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